Royce's Rescue
Saving Animals is Our Passion

ROYCE'S RESCUE
Royce's Rescue is a no kill animal shelter
Located in Richboro and serving surrounding areas such as Churchville, Warrington, Newtown, Southampton, Warminster, Hatboro and many more
About the Rescue
Royce's Rescue is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization at Sommerfield Stables. We are dedicated to the rehabilitation and placement of neglected or unwanted horses, dogs and cats. Royce's Rescue is made up of animal lovers and professionals that decided to take assertive action to help the animals in need.
Animal Welfare has been a passion of ours for years. After finding it difficult to locate organizations that could guarantee rehabilitation and placement of these animals, we decided to do it ourselves.
Our group includes horse, dog and cat owners, an equestrian stable owner/trainer, and veterinarians. We are dedicated to saving one animal at a time.
Royce's Rescue is proud to say we have been able to adopt more than 235 cats and kittens in 2022, getting many cold, starving and sick cats and kittens off the streets and into warm, loving homes.
We have also helped five families who could not keep their dogs for a variety of reasons and found wonderful new families for them.
In addition, in 2022 we rescued and found loving owners for 4 new horses from the race track after their careers ended. We were able to allow them to start a new career teaching young riders how to care for them and ride with confidence.
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PLEASE HELP OUR RESCUE ANIMALS!
Royce's Rescue has 2 animals in need of surgery and we are asking our community to help with costs:
Steve had emergency colic surgery and was diagnosed with lymph node irregularities. We would appreciate any help with his ongoing hospital bills and care.
Domino was rescued from a school area with a broken leg which needs to be amputated He is being treated for being dehydrated, emaciated and he has parasites and eye infections.






Please contact us for an appointment
We can easily accommodate your visit, but we would respectfully request that you let us know when you would like to arrive. Thank you!